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It ain't half hot Mao!
... towers one to five were relatively steep, but that there was a way down from there for those who felt they were out of their depth. Towers six to ten were more challenging, but yet again, at ten, there was an escape route for those too tired to go on. Towers eleven to twenty two were extremely steep, but not only that, they were unpreserved, unlike the sections between one and ten. The typical completion time or the full walk is three and a half hours, she earnestly informed ...
Wonder of the World
... airport and caught a flight to Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia! I had spent 2 months in China, i loved my time teaching and climbing in Yangshuo, travelling through China was tough and challenging at times but the scenery i saw and the people i met were incredible. There are still so many places to go here, i cant imagine this will be the last time i am in China.... :D
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A first..somewhat normal..day
... smells rancid..you get the picture. But really you don't. No big deal. I'll make the poopy walk everyday and get over it. But I'm already becoming familiar on my walk home. Talked to some people, but i wanted to get home early to do my own poopy walk..ahahaha ;) So now I'm here..annnnd I think I'm just going to take out some more Zhongwen and practice super hard. Side note. Some bbq event this weekend. Not mad about it. Should be sweet. Annnd Ju Ju is having a small ...
China-Rundreise / Hongkong
... Hügelchen.
Hier hatten wir drei Tage zur unseren freien Verfügung. Unser Guide gab und Vorschläge was wir alles machen bzw. Direkt bei ihm buchen konnte. Günther und ich haben jedoch auf eigene Faust Ausflüge organsiert und konnten dadurch einiges an Geld sparen, was meiner Reisekasse mal gut tat. Wir machten ein Bamoo Rafting (kein richtiges Rafting, ist eher ein gemütliches Rumtuckern ...
The shimmering lights
... to is to contact Sheila's son Sam in Norwich and ask him to package and post our laptop. Not bringing it was my first and biggest mistake, seeing as everywhere has wifi nowadays and nearly every traveller has their own laptop, netbook or iPad. Internet cafés are a thing of the past, although the guesthouse does have two rather decrepit and overused computers available. After a few correspondences, Sam emails us to say that the Mac is in the post and to expect it within ...